In August 2025, current research findings in the field of electrohydrodynamic printing were successfully presented at two IEEE Conferences in the US and Canada.
At IEEE BioSensors 2025 in San Diego, USA, the paper "Electrohydrodynamic Jet Printing for Advanced Fabrication of Wearable Biosensing Patches: A Numerical and Experimental Perspective" by Nadine Philippin1,2, Ingo Kuehne1 und Gabriele Schrag2 was presented, showcasing a novel approach for manufacturing of wearable sensors for biomedical applications.
In Vancouver, Canada, doctoral student Nadine Philippin and her co-authors Prof. Ingo Kuehne and Prof. Gabriele Schrag gave a presentation entitled "Electrohydrodynamic Continuous Jet Printing of Silver Nanoparticle Inks on Heat-Resistant Substrates for Skin-Conformable Sensors" at the 7th IEEE International Flexible Electronics Technology Conference (IEEE IFETC). They provided exciting insights into the versatility of EHD printing using heat-resistant substrates and their utilization in the fabrication of wearable sensors for detection of biophysiological parameters.
1 Heilbronn University of Applied Sciences, 2 Technical University of Munich, Professorship of Microsensors and Actuators
